Not a cover per say. You know its like glass but because its a TFT they are a bit more delicate than that. Can't go just poking fingers at it, if you know what I mean.
This is the screen:
Now put a nice pair of boobies on it with something crawling all over them and you'll see the predicament.
You should be able to unscrew the front cover and then get at the wee beasty
Cheers G and H.
Just watching it run across Angelchats pair right now.
Try turning off the screen, and then placing another light source nearby... hopefully the bug will come out on its own
Sheesh... ya must be related to blonde
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try a company called cream computers for a new monitor. based in surrey normaly very good and cheap
mattmoleman
Just come to think of it again. If the we beasty got in there must be some space, just spray some insect reppelent and the beasty will die and drop down. Make sure you disconnect the monitor from the power beforehand.
Its a simple problem to fix . First contact a company in Argentina called El Paramos they will sell you a small star shaped screwdriver with a packet of sticky stuff called gumptionator . Apply the gumptionator to the end of the stardriver and carefully insert that into one end of a drinking straw ( the straight kind not the one with a concertina bend) . Leave the gumptionator to dry over night until the driver is firmly set into the end of the straw . Now cut a small slit in the opposite end of the straw and then cut the whole end to a point . Take two fine rubber bands and wrap them around the end of the straw one approx 10mm from the pointed end , and the next a further 5 mm up the straw towards the driver end .
Turn the screen around so it is facing away from you and grasp the driver firmly in one hand and then clap very loudly with the other hand .............whilst standing on one leg and making a loud chirruping sound . Boil an egg , eat a bag of doritos , change any soiled clothing and phone your electricity company and ask if you are on the very best tariff . Then wearing a wooly hat approach the screen gingerly ( or darkly if you have different coloured hair) and glance quickly around at it without turning it to face you , and you'll find hey presto! the bug will be gone .
Works every time .
vapona block should do the trick.
....workable solutions 'R' us........
No mate the brown hair is fine . I reckon where you slipped up was making a chirping sound , when we clearly stated chirruping (subtle but important difference) . Its possible the bug mistook your noises for a predator and expired from sheer fear . Shame a decent chirrup would have brought him stright out , assuming he never smelt the beer on your breath .
Nemind :-)
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